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sept. 2019
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Energy & Industrials at Gerson Lehrman group (GLG) and IEA
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* You cannot distinguish whether the oil in the tank is produced from conventional or
unconventional sand or reservoir. Once the oil is on the surface it is just another barrel of oil.
The difference between the two is the cost of getting the barrel to the surface.
* Conventional oil drilling is cheaper than unconventional oil drilling, with conventional oil
drilling techniques, companies do not need as much work onshore because the mechanical and
carbon footprints for drilling and completion operations are much smaller. Unconventional drilling
is a longer process. Usually the well is tight and the movement of oil takes longer geologic time. To
alleviate the slow process. The beauty of unconventional drilling is its repeatability. Companies may
run into mechanical issues, but it's similar to driving a car; you put a key in the ignition, the car starts
and you are driving down the road.
* Reserve calculation using new technology and economics evaluation using
modeling for this.
* Many people believe that conventional and unconventional oil are in competition with one
another. However, the opposite is true. Both drilling techniques go hand-in-hand with each other,
at any area you start with Convential and after that you go to with unconvential using acid
fracturing to increase productivity.
* Unconventional oil included "oil shale, oil sands or tight oil (light tight oil from shale or
tight sand), Using ArcGIS for sharing data and data management, using petrel for models,
study source rocks (TOC total organic carbon-maturity-kerogen types-refractor index RI-
basin model to know age of immigration trap), Not only Provide strategies, direction,
control and leadership in geosciences evaluation and petroleum resource management
throughout exploration, appraisal, development, production and abandonment but also
responsible for technical leadership in implementation of the stratigraphic (youngest and
oldest beds also horizontal layer always in top.
* Four main papers in IEA as: Human and energy, renewable energy sources-Carbonate in
Middle East-Tunnel between Italy and France.
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déc. 2014
juil. 2019
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Senior
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MAUREL & PROM OIL COMPANY Gabon
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well planning of main well and general geology of area especially offset well was drilled in this area.
Check both Mud logging unit and LWD/MWD units (calibration and all tools-contract-teamwork
skills) means AUDIT.
2- During drilling:
* Used cutting-LWD-drilling or lag parameters-prognosis and correlation to identify
formations top-casing point-coring point-landing point (top of reservoir) and how to stop
drilling.
* Check from time to time lag time-gas system-gas interpretation, well trajectory (cross
section), depth, kick and mud loss or gain, pore pressure signs, drilling break.
* Send daily geological reports (mud logging logs-reports with ASCII)-LAS for MWD
with graphical and my geological report with quality control data.
* Update final well report; follow HSE role or safety meeting and law inside country.
* Check cutting and coring description-florescence for oil shows (crude oil or dead oil or
coming from pyrite).
* Check wire line calibration like depth with either rig floor or with casing point as
reference- repeat section, speedy wire line-tension log scale and so on (QC or
quality control).
* Send logs direct to main head office to know pressure points lead to know mobility and
fluids contacts.
* Manage samples (cutting-coring-geochemical-mud-side wall and so on) with manifest to
head office, update final well report (FWR) and keep communications with operation
geology.
* After drilling: logs, pressure points, documentations and recommendations.
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janv. 2014
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Maurel & Prom DV. Caroil 11 WSG
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janv. 2013
déc. 2017
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Griffiths DV. GW-158 OG
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août 2012
déc. 2014
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Griffiths Canadian Oil Company Senior Operation geologist in west of Africa (Chad)
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* Well planning with drilling team which include (stratigraphy-prognosis
of formation top- casing point, Coring point-mud program-when we stop
drilling-risk expected) Managing and facilitating drilling wellgeological.
* Assist in preparing and facilitating tender process for well- site goods and / or services.
* Give main headlines to well site geology (WSG) like (Audit of mud logging and all services
companies), give him copy well plan-daily report and all we needs daily like reports- Ascii
data- Las data from MWD and survey - LWD (logging while drilling data), samples typesassist
for coring and casing point, update final well report, worry about depth-gas-drilling
break-pore pressure-survey and HSE.
* Receiving Samples (dry-wet-geochemical-mud) and coring if we have from field.
* Keep Communications 24hr/7days with WSG's, collect daily data and distribute to
subsurface team, give daily brief to EXM (exploration manager), assist daily meeting with
either services companies or subsurface team to know where we are.
* After drilling we starting wire line log, collect data from WSG, follow by
send pressure points to WSG to know mobility and fluid contacts. 7- Receiving
Pressure data from WSG, finally determinate perforation zones. 8- Ensuring
subsurface planning and execution of wells operations 9- Supervising well site
Geologists for the delivery of well objectives. 10-Visited rig from time to time to
make sure everything go fine.
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janv. 2012
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OXY
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EXP. Endeavor OG Noble
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janv. 2011
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Genel Enerji EXP. Sakson OG
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janv. 2011
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Marex EXP. Retag OG
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janv. 2011
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Marex EXP. Deutag OG
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mai 2010
juil. 2012
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MAREX OIL Company in France (Bordeaux)
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As above.
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janv. 2010
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Agip KCO Company in Kazakhstan (Atyrau)-Italy (Milan)
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2010 (limited contract) Well site Geologist: as Maurel et Prom above.
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mars 2009
mars 2010
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Agip KCO Company in Kazakhstan (Atyrau)-Italy (Milan)
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(Sedimentary rocks specially carbonates-Core instructor and mapping). Role:
We teach:-
* Focusing about sedimentary rocks specially carbonates (chemical as
Limestone and dolomite) like Dunham Folk-Petijjohn-Leighton and
Pendexure- Coldishmitch-Wright as authors did before with different
classifications- importance of carbonates (building construction- reservoir or
as oil trap-having fossils used for decorations in museums-coral reefs and so
on)-identify carbonates in oilfield used HCL or calcimetry apparatus-used
electrical logs to know carbonates)- identify sweet spots inside Carbonates
used both gamma ray and resistivity data with images-from seismic you able
to identify DHI (direct hydrocarbon indicator)-different problems happened
during drilling with carbonates especially mud stone-carbonate deposition
environments even sand stone- shale and used went worth scale for grain
size.
* Coring (How we got core samples-when we got core-companies
professional for this like core lab or weatherford lab-precautions -
coring point (top and bottom)-cut-indicate top and bottom with depth
and protection and you take small chip to describe-put inside wooden
box- different studies and do thin section and so on)-slides, predicate
pore pressure (before-during and after drilling)
* Role of geologist before-during and after drilling in oil exploration.
* Teach maps (structure contour maps-thickness both isochors and
isopach-facies) geophysical maps (gravity-electrical-magnetic),
cross section manual or via new software's.
* Enhanced oil recovery and initial oil recovery (EOR/IOR)
methods- different applications of societies petroleum engineers
(SPE) and petroleum resources management system (PRMS).
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janv. 2009
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Vermillion DV. COFOR WSG
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janv. 2008
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Stratic/Syenergy Byford DV. WSG Dolphin
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janv. 2008
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OilExco DV. Sedco 712 WSG North Sea
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janv. 2008
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Venture DV. Noble Julie WSG Barbossa North Sea
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janv. 2008
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Total EXP. Itag#40 WSG LGH-1 Onshore France
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sept. 2007
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Plymouth- England
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Course, Qatar (May-2005)
* TDC (Total Drilling control)
Course, Tunisia (August 2003)
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juin 2007
août 2008
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Weatherford SLS-Aberdeen-UK
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* Working 12 hours beside rig offshore, bit selection before drilling via hydraulic software.
* Rigging up-calibrate system-management logging crew-produce daily
reports (daily and FWR)- logs
* Make up BHA inside system to calculate lag time, follow mud charactersvolume
and hydrostatic pressure-formation pressure evaluation, open our
eyes about samples size in shale shaker to avoid surge-swab and kick.
* Follow all operations beside rig like drilling-trip-logging-test- casingfishing-BHA
type-cement job-WOC (wait on cement)-gases-completions
till production.
* Follow law beside rig like safety-time-respect all employers.
Contribute idea during morning meeting-send daily report, prepare
FWR (final well report) and logs which become as recorder and used
as reference for next well.
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janv. 2007
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AGR DV. Transocean WSG 22a-q North Sea
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janv. 2007
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Maersk DV. Enhancer DE TSEA-4B N/Sea Denmark
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janv. 2007
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Perenco DV. Labrador
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nov. 2006
juin 2007
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Senior Geological Instructor
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ENI-Milan-Italy and with Agip KCO in Atyrau-Kazakhstan
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* Analyses earth composition (different types of rocks, especially
sedimentary rock - types and structures).Why all scientist study more
details about sedimentary rocks (Carbonates) like Dunham- Coldismitch-
Folk and so on? Examined origin of oil, physical and chemical properties
of oil, source rocks-migration-traps-cap rocks. Different studies before
drilling to know subsurface geological structure-stratigraphy-reservoir
depth and so on (geological survey-geophysical-maps- geochemical
analysis for soil) Rigs (types-composition-function of each part),
different team work beside rig (services and owner companies-role of
each one beside rig) Mud (types- characters- calculate volume-functions
of mud even functions of each composition). How can you do full
geological and drilling report? Try to follow different operations in
oilfield.
* Understand international petroleum law (IPL) Due to All student come
from Libya sometimes so that's why we focusing about why all oil
company hurry to Libya? Oil in shallow depth-API (American petroleum
institute) degree up to 42-location of Libya is very easy to export oildesert
covered by 78% by sedimentary rocks and so on.
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janv. 2006
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Maersk DV. Endeavour DE HBA-16 N/Sea Denmark
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janv. 2006
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Aramco DV. EDC DE Tiniate Onshore Saudi
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janv. 2005
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Aramco DV. EDC PE El Kafgey Onshore Saudi
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janv. 2004
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BP DV. DWD DE XXXX Offshore Nigeria
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janv. 2004
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Repsol EXP. EDC DE Charrara Onshore Libya
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mars 2003
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Petrophysicist Course Schlumberger(UK)
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Working Procedures, BP Angola (2002) for safety
* Advanced Mud Logger Course Quality Assurance Control
(QAC)- Milan-Italy 2001. Mud logging School, Baroid, London (UK)
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janv. 2003
juin 2006
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senior operation Geologist as Griffiths up.
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Geopetrole-Saudi Arabia Juan
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janv. 2003
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EXP. PDC DE ME-21 Onshore Russia
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janv. 2002
déc. 2016
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Ber-Bahr1 Iraq
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5A North Sea
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janv. 2002
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Noble/Shell DV. Charle DE PN-11 Offshore Congo Greafe
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janv. 2001
janv. 2002
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Onshore Algeria
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Anadarko DV. Enafor WSG HM-63
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janv. 2001
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Xxxxx Onshore/Algeria
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Total/Soundtrack DV. Enafor WSG
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janv. 2001
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Trinimar Enesco WSG TN-11 Onshore Trinidad EXP
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janv. 2000
juin 2003
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Geoservices International-Blanc Mesnil (93150)-France Juan
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* Rig survey and take different picture before start job to know positions of sensors.
* Supervising and help rigging up to fix some sensors like hook
load-pit volume- gas system- pump sensorstorque-H2S-SPP (stand
pipe pressure) and so on.
* Calibrate system and tested gas system-update BHA to calculate lag time.
* Monitor and follow very well all operations especially mud volume-gas-ROP-kick.
* Samples collection-description and shipment, prepare daily
report to company man and head office.
* Collect all data during different operations and recorded all data as
logs (drilling-mud and geological) update FWR (final well report),
able to answer about any questions from client (safety-if system not
working, etc.).
* Supervising coring (descriptions- shipment)-used logs and correlation
to know boundaries between formation's, worry about well angel
especially coming from DD (direction driller) and MWD
(measurement while drilling), depth more accurate from RF (rig floor)
and all services companies, make sure cutting samples cleaning very
well via water or diesel before descriptions
Baroid Logging system (BLS) now called Halliburton-Egypt branch.
(March 1995-March 1998) Mud logger and data engineer.
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janv. 2000
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BP DV. DWD DE ANG-5 Offshore Angola
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janv. 2000
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Mod-1 Onshore France
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Alp tunnel EXP. Deutag WSG
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janv. 1996
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Gupco DV. Santafe 136 OG RAB-1 Offshore Egypt
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janv. 1988
mars 1995
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Education and training
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Conoco petroleum company-Egypt branch March
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site Geologist and operation geologist: like Griffith above.
Education and training
* Master of Applied Geophysics-Paris
06 (Jussieu-UPMC), 99-00.
* B.Sc. of geology at 1986 (Honours degree).
* Basic Offshore Safety and Emergency Training, UKOOA Offshore
and Overseas Medical, Dec. 2007 also from Doha and BP in Angola.
Well
Name Location (Area)
ONAL-
Gabon
OMOC
Badila 2/3 Chad
Belaj-1 Bahrain
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janv. 1988
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Ber-Bahr1 Iraq
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* Role of well site Geologist in Oilfield with SCA and AAPG in Houston (USA) 1988.
Brief WELL HISTORY
We have wells list from different area our world which reflection our achievement
in hard way, please see as below.
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